Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-05
HOLIDAY GOODS!
POST OFFICE Store!
Something for everybody.
Goods are marked down to meet the
times. If you intend making
a present it will pay you to call on
HENRY HENKIN.

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ope. {
die, Louis Shiney, of Big Sioux, was
hona on our streets yesterday after noon.
o,;e-s The Thermometers registered from
no,ar p to IS degrees below on Sunday
morning.
Miss May Ogborne, of Omaha, is
wac. in the city visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Freeman.
I'll Mrs Ericsson mother of Hon. + G.
bpr. Ericsson spent few days in the city
last week visiting her son.
,os Chas. Baley's two farms and the
o,>,a Gentner farm has been sold to Wis
consin party for stock ranch.
o, Mrs. Philip Walters, of Potter Co.
,a1 is spending the winter with her
father r. r. Green, of Civil Bend.
ri &c May Conlys jolly presence in the
,nd,v city was perceptible during holidays
Home from Vermillion University.
With Ed it is the same old smile;
$3.50, one would never know but that he
was continuing the same old term.
Ferdinand w. Fox, of Parker,
20 Dakota, an old army comrade of M.
" B. kent,is visiting in the city. They
have not met since the war.
The monthly meeting of the We.
L. IT,, will be held in Miss Williams
''''' room at the school house on Friday
upper Jan. 9TH at p. M All are invited. |,
|. n. Flanagan the rafting real s
~'''' estate man came in on the train
Monday Eve. from an inspection of |
and his possessions in the north part of |
IN a the county. 6
''' 40 Johnny Ellis accepts his new po-
sition modestly and nothing of the
the old smile and courtesy imprinted
the upon every object in the Office by
had Ringsrud and Bryan has disappear
ed. y
ugh Sheriff Bovee has appointed Jas.
and S. Green of Virginia Tp., as his
G's. deputy. No one can question the
wisdom of this appointment as Mr.
G. is one of the first men Of the
'"'''- county.
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liver The pleasant and familiar faces of
,r. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Blair, Of !
Sioux City were visible on our streets
wiz" ON Monday morning. They were
'"e visiting over Sunday with Mr. and
''lc'' Mrs. A. o. Ringsrud.
sday -
The New Years ball given by Go. /
3D." ID. n. G. was the greatest sue j
'oin- cess of the season. About seventy !
'ome numbers were sold and the merry
inte- dance continued until late hour in
Is spite of the bitter cold without.
All those owing me on back sub
!" .. scription can settle the same by call 7
ys OF ing upon me in Elk Point, or by h
ahh- paying the same to Nichols & Has 4
7'"s son at the COURIER office. 8
C. F. MALLAHAN. c
INV, A. Kise, of Shell Mounds Wis.
MED roor c.,o,, 1oe, 80 Moao, c
a'''e morning. Mr. Kise is the party
= "' who purchased the Bailey and q
Gentner land consisting of 4sO acres r
ONT for which he paid over 100000. t
w.. Miss Laura Chamberlain, who has .
'' been successfully filling position in
!, 80 the hospital for the insane at Yank
ton for the last year, spent the holi-
days with her parents in this city,
best and was met by the happy greetings .
,ura- of her old time friends.
The American Fire Insurance Co. t
has settled their loss with the school t
board for the damage the school J
building received by fire on Dec. 10, J
ovee by paying the board s57.61 which {
Co. amount will entirely repair the
and building and was altogether salts S
says factory to the district. |C
]. H. Bryan retired from the Of !,
fee of Register Of deeds in manner
yery characteristic of the gentleman that
eter- he is, and leaving the consciousness h
reso- of proficiency and character not al ]
will ways formed in public officers. The t
the only reason under the sun that MI
Bryan was not retained was because t
he was on the wrong side. ll
his
ratu. M. B. Kent showed us few days
nish- ago an autograph letter from Gen.
New John A. Logan, which is now relic
, the worth possessing since the old hero
has passed away. He also has in
his nnssessinn q son vanir that il both